Palmentola G.,. . . . .. ., 265 Palmer J.A., . . . . . . . . . · 183 Pambianchi G., . . 55, 83 Pancza A., . . . . . 300 Panin A.V.,. . . . . . . . . . . 300 Panini F., . . . . . . . 301 Panizza M.,.. ... 229, 301, 302 Panizza V.,. . . . . . . . . . . 178 Papanastassiou D., . . . . . . . . 261 Papasodaro F.,. . . . . . . . . . 114 Pappalardo M., . . . . . . . . . 302 Parcharidis I.,. . .. .... 303 Parsons A.J., . . . .. . 304, 399 Partridge T.C.,. 321 Pashova V.,. . . . . .. .. 265 Pastre J.-F.,. . . . . . . . . 304, 142 Pasuto A., . . . . . . . . 53, 129, 302 Patru I.,.. .. 274 Pattyn F.,. 387 Patyk-Kara N.G.,. . . . . . . . . 305 Pavlopoulos A., . . . .. .. 303 Pavlovskaya I.E.,. . . . . . . . . 306 Pazzaglia F.J.,. . . . . . . . . · 306 Peart M.R.,. . . . . .. .. 335 Pease P.P., . ... . 372 Pecci M., . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Pelfini M., . . . . . . 128, 167, 307, 308 Pellegrini G.B., . . . . . . . 301, 309 Pellegrini L., . . . . . . . . . . 89 Pellegrini M., . ... .. 301 Pennetta L., . . . . .. .. 876 Pennetta M., . . . . . . . . . . 140 Peppoloni S., 132 Perevolotsky A., . . . . . 243 Pereyra F.X., . . . . . . . . . . 309 Perez-Gonzales A., . . . . . . . . 258 Perez-Gonzalez A., . 310 Petticrew E.L., '. ., 310 Peulvast j.Pi, . . . . . . . . 121, 311 Piccazzo M., .... 57, 104 Piccini L., . . . . . .. 187, 312 Piegay H., .. ... .. 313 Piergiovanni A., . . . . . . . . . 158 Piotrovsky M.V.,. . . .. .. 295 Pipitone G., . . . . . . . . . . 278 Pirazzoli P.A.,. . . . . . . . . . 313 428 Pirola A., . . . . . . Pissart A., . . . . . . Pizzaferri G., . . . . . Plakht J., Poesen J.W., Poggi F., . . . . Poix C.,.. ... Poniatovskaia N.,. . . . Popova I.M., . . . . . Poscolieri M., . Potschin M.B.,. . . . . Powell D.M., . . . . . Pranzini E.,. . . . . . Prendi F., . . . . . . Prestininzi A., . Preston N.J., · Price D.M.,. . Prick A.,. . . Prior D., . . . . Prost M.T.,. . Protti M., . . Psuty N.P.,. . . . . . Pugliese F., . Polina M. . . . . Pulina :'M.A., . . . Putzolu P.P., . . . PyeK., .. Qarro M., . . . Qiriazi P., . . . . QuG., ..... Queiroz Neto J.P., . . . Quine T.A., . . . . . . · 101 . . . 91 · 176 · 305 285, 295, 313, 388 · · . 57 · 273 · . . . . 314 · 270 · 303 · . . . . 314 · 315 · 315 .' . . . . 170 · . . . . 316 · 316 · 317 · 318 · 211 · . . . . 318 · .174 · . . . . 318 . . . . 115 . . . 99 · .. 178 . . . 319 · . . 265, 279 . . . . 320 · . . . . 320 · . . . . 111 · . . 164, 320 · . . . . 78 Rabassa J., . · · · · · · .. 321 Raczkowska Z., 321 Raczkowski W., . . . . . 322 Radna L., . . .. 3:22 Radtke V., 201 Raffi R.,. . . . . . . . 132 RaffyJ.,. · · .. ..... 156 Rai R.K., . . . . . . . . 323 RakonczaiJ.,. 176 Ramella A.,. . . . 57, 92, 373
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SUPPLEMENTO III - 1997 TOMO 1 The I
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THE CONFERENCE IS UNDER THE HIGH PA
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Thursday, August 28 th 9.00 Registr
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Sessions / Seance Table of correlat
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BADYUKOVA E.N., VARUSHENKO A.N. & S
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BONDESAN A., A glaciological map of
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CHEVAL S., Relation between the cli
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stern Argentina. Geomorphic compone
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FERNANDES N.F. & SANTI C.B., The co
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HIGGIT D.L. & ALLISON R.J., The for
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KERTESZ A., Aridification - Climate
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MITINA N.N., Geomorphologic peculia
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PSUTY N.P., GARES P.A., SVEKLA W. &
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SCHICK A.P., WOLMAN M.G. & GRdDEK T
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TANRYVERDIYEV KH.K. & SAFAROV A.S.,
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ZERE!\1SKI M., Les morphostructures
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TIM B. ABBE & D'AVID R. MONTGOMERY
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VALERIO AGNESI 1, MAURIZIO DEL MONT
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ANNALISA AMATO Estimating Pleistoce
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creased aridity in the southwest US
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DANIELE AROBBA 1, MARIA CRISTINA BO
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planation affecting calcareous succ
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SOKOL AxHEMI The geomorphological f
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DAN BALTEANU Slope instability in t
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grass plots in the dolines where an
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een drawn by photogrammetry, From t
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large non-karstic area which gives
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was above average and caused very h
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les niveaux phreatiques a different
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Finse (60 035'N, 7°30'E, 1,350 m a
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On the Po Valley side, the evolutio
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SABINA BIGI 1 , ERNESTO CENTAMORE 1
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streams related to periglacial soli
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of the largest biogenic ones (their
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Referring to a topographic basis 1:
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en alternance d'un litho-facies imp
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lic roughness [i.e., bedforms, larg
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ERIK L.H. CAMMERAAT A hierarchical
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CLAUDIO A. CARIGNANO & MARCELA A. C
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3. field survey for the control and
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lief formed by glaciers was transfo
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4. The forming of strain basins alo
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With the South Dobroudja Plateau th
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Vasilevichy-rnore than 30. Par all
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SIRIO CICCACCI 1, VINCENZO DEL GAUD
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draining south-east part of the mos
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iophysical and sociocultural condit
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ANDREW J.e. COLLISON Simulating the
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Depressions and similar features in
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The Fuegian Andes range extend a in
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The Arlanc plain area of 100 km 2 i
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configuration through the analysis
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ges, photographs, maps and the data
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termined from the area-rank relatio
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flow and subsurface flow would trig
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EMMANUELLE DEFIVE 1, JEAN-FRAN\=OIS
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edrock incision. Finally, additiona
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ley. We hypothesize that this ice l
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te Tertiary-Quaternary. In summary,
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niest month of each year (mm); P =
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VALENTINA A. DROUCHITS Formation of
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duse. The human activities, althoug
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e mapped by photogrammetric methods
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stems to external forcing, and in p
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glaciers with the surface method (A
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the xx- Century and its implication
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logical province. Gypsum bedrock ou
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sis are considered. In the northern
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GIOVANNI GABBIANELLI 1 & PAOLO COLA
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Northwest of the Cocos Ridge along
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Traditionally to identify periglaci
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Such a lack of finds can only be ex
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common accessory mineral in many ro
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scale slumping of banks observed du
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sponse times are examined for a thu
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dence, however, that local Torngat
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2. permafrost very poor in ice with
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Analytical results reveal that long
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ALI HAMZA Crue et erosion des terre
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different.decades show that hydrolo
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£85-10 ka, based on the stratigrap
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IRENEE HEYSE The Middelkerke Sandba
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combined in a geographical informat
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FRANCIS HUGUET Haute Ardenne et Hun
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MARIA LAURA IBSEN & EDWARD N. BROMH
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that of West Gujarat coast. It is c
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landslides, and disruption of drain
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tion of particular types of landfor
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ien, il existe merne des cirques ex
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ANNETTE KADEREIT & ANDREAS LANG Col
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Sur le plan volcanologique, le mont
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A.K. KERR 1, DAVID E. SUGDEN 1, HER
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«Pali» d'Hawaii et supposent un e
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is located near the southern margin
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The systematic and multiyear studie
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The following major tectonic units
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ANDREAS LANG Optical-dating of Late
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2. The reasons for such difference
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examples described in the literatur
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Iinitic deepweathering and subseque
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ZECHUN LIU 1, YONGJIN WANG 1 & XUES
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XIXI Lu & DAVID L. HIGGITT Recent c
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In relation with the existence of t
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trend (the Arsiani, Sarnsari, J ava
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Large amount of information about m
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with large amounts of large woody d
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and impact sediment transport syste
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NASIP MECAJ Physical environment an
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cirque (hanging glacier) and valley
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(maille de 80 m) puis echantillonna
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flows, where flow competence increa
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of 5-20 m in the zone of wave trans
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Bulk density is shown to be a very
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MUSEYIB AGABABA MUSEYIBOV The influ
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per streams. In DEM-based networks,
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CHIAKI T. OGUCHl l & YUKINORI MATSU
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Relation between mean altitude of m
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MERVIN OLIVIER 1,2 & GERALD GARLAND
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D. OOSTWOUD WIIDENES, J. POESEN, L.
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process, the character and duration
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JOSE LUIS PALACIO-PRIETO & ]OSEFINA
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A «typical» deposit was chosen, a
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vations (continuous cross sections)
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ced a longer, more gentle gradient
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a dendrochronological data series a
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Sediment delivery from a watershed
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pass with a duckfoot chisel, expres
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ve (central figure). Feed-back proc
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events have an immediate direct imp
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JORGE RABASSA 1, MARCELO ZARATE 2,
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TERESA RAMIREZ-HERRERA Active tecto
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of associated rainfall. In optimal
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ock glaciers, the conditions of for
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FELIPE R. RrVELLI Les glissements a
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The influence of groundwater icings
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MARK E. RUSE & MR. PEART The spatia
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T AREK M. SADEK, CHRIS J. GIPPEL, R
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Initially these measurements were m
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JOSE MANUEL SAYAGO Geomorphic indic
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to the theoretical maximum predicte
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culated. Even without considering t
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lowed any more and problems arose.
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with flow through the soil, we reco
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ture and other thermodynamic parame
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solutions that predict the continuo
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and features of various types, size
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part of the basin. These deposits a
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tiated by salt dissolution in the m
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The prevailing part of greater form
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preservation of these remnants is p
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The Piave River is an alpine stream
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KENICHI TAKAHASHI l , YUKINORI MATS
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island lands, answering the top par
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led with debris material of various
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